Thomas it’s not so sure what it is even after he read the release notes and fbtrace.conf documentation , and Vlad gave one example how it should look the trace log
“I read the release notes and the comments in fbtrace.conf over and over
again, but I’m not sure what the system audit should do. 😉 “
ED:I was confused too about what it does even after all was set in the configuration
dbExpress Driver for Firebird version 20 has released. Visit here for more details.
Changes:
Best Regards,
Chau, Chee-Yang
What’s New in Firebird 2.1 – Detailed Presentation by Vladislav Khorsun http://bit.ly/uONKf
Via ibsurgeon tweet
The following patch was applied that allows to open databases on network shares in Windows using RemoteFileOpenAbility parameter in firebird.conf
Patch allows remote shadows as well and it will be implemented in 2.5 RC 1
Yes, it does. Creating shadow copy on network share (SMB) mounted as
local disk was succesfull.
Interesting tips on how to build 32bit firebird on 64bit Windows7 (You need to dig the thread)
Short notes on how to compile Firebird extension (called interbase) on Windows 32 bit (the same ideas can be used for 64 bit too)
I have used Visual Studio c++ compiler 2008 (aka Vsc 9)
ps:
By default php developers on windows don’t have the firebird extension enabled in php 5.3.0 and the required dll (fbclient)
we try to fix that the vodoo spell is to kill one compile firebird stable with vsc9 and send them the instructions how to do the kill compiling but we have the recipe for that too and maybe we can kill compete with microsoft sql server on windows too if they let us
Wings of Wind blog just posted the results of polls about Delphi 64bits and 4GB support. In the workarounds section, he mentions Firebird:
Use the 64-bit version of Firebird configured to keep the data in memory. It has the advantage that you have a full blown 64-bit SQL server (so, no AWE paging etc.) […]
Read the full post.
Now, if you have an account with Google, OpenID, Yahoo or Blogger, you can login and post comments to FirebirdNews without the need to create a local account! This simplifies a lot the login/account handling process, and I hope we will start to see much more comments to the posts!
To use the new feature, just click the “log in” link (at the SideBar “Meta” section) and choose what provider you wanna use.
If you already have a local FirebirdNews account, sign-in using your local username/password, edit your profile, and use the option to link your local account to any of the supported log-in providers, and you are done!
